Jessica Forde

Jessica Forde, born in London, United Kingdom, possesses both British and French heritage, thanks to her father’s British roots and her mother’s French background. With a career in still photography that began in 2003, Jessica draws upon her prior experience as an actress and her deep-seated passion for photographic techniques.

Her acting career launched with the film "Four Adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle," directed by renowned filmmaker Eric Rohmer, which ignited her fascination with the cinematic world. Over the years, Jessica has showcased her talent in films across French, Italian, and English languages, collaborating with a diverse array of over thirty directors such as Jacques Doillon, Jean-Jacques Beineix, and Raúl Ruiz, and sharing the screen with esteemed actors like Michel Piccoli, Jean-Claude Van Damme, and Mickey Rourke.

In recent years, Jessica has shifted her focus toward photography, documentary filmmaking, and various cinematic techniques. Her commitment to storytelling has led her to work closely with different cinematographers, allowing her to develop a unique perspective on framing and lighting. She has also directed three short films and a 52-minute documentary, further establishing her voice in the industry. Jessica continues to explore the intersections of photography and film, driven by her passion for visual storytelling.